To anyone who has installed LC coils in the rear...

other than shocks, what else is necessary to ensure proper operation once the coils are installed? Seems like just shocks and coils would be sufficient, but do I need extended brake lines, new sway bar connects, etc etc?

 

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and then 2 donor cars if you want equal length coils.

 

You need to make a bracket to lower down the lspv to how it sat before.
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...l#LSPV_Bracket
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/Images/rear_closeup.jpg
And make a bracket that will drop the panhard rod to where it sat before. I think 4crawler.com sells both of those, if you can make them youreself it shows pictures of what it looks like anyways.
I just put my lc coils in yesterday and it seems that i wont have to get any extended brakelines until i plan on going offroading.
once you get underneath the truck and put the coils in it is fairly easy to see what needs to be modified.

 

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...thread-194667/

theres a link to my thread, Ill have pics up of all the above by the end of this weekend.

 

sweet thanks.

I put them in a couple of weeks ago and all I did was shocks and coils. It drives, *knock on wood* but I wanted to know if I kept it up without modifying other components would it start puking out various components.

I havent dropped the panhard yet, and my rear sway bar end links are still disconnected so ive been driving around in a death machine for the last couple of weeks.